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1 MANIPUR BULLETIN 10 th June, 2016 Tamenglong IAAS, ICAR-RC Manipur Centre in association with India Meteorological Department, Regional Meteorological Centre, Guwahati and Northern Hemisphere Analysis Centre, New Delhi, Ministry of Earth Science, Govt. of India reports the weather forecasts for the next five days, i.e., from 11 th to 15 th June, 2016 as below: Significant past weather for the preceding bi-weekly of Imphal - West (7 th to 9 th June, 2016) The sky remained variable to overcast. Rainfall of 18.9 mm was recorded during past three days. Maximum temperature range observed was 31.5 to 31.7 o C, range of minimum temperature observed was 21.5 to 22.3 o C, mean relative humidity observed in morning and afternoon were 93 % and 86.7 % respectively. The average wind speed range was 3.7 to 4.2 km/hr. Weather forecast for next five days of Tamenglong (11 th to 15 th June, 2016) Likely to have light to moderate rain upto Wednesday. Sky will remain mainly cloudy to overcast, with maximum temp. 26 to 30 o C & minimum temp to 23.0 o C. Relative humidity may reach upto 99 % (max RH) & 66 % (min RH). The average wind speed may be 2 km/hr. Wind direction may be South-south Westerly to South Westerly during the next five days. Weather outlook for subsequence 2 days from 16 th to 18 th June, 2016 Rain/thunderstorm activity very likely at many places over northeastern states Name of the crop Stage Pest and disease Agro-meteorological advisories Field Crops Early kharif rice Main kharif rice Grain filling- Maturity Land preparation for sowing Maintain optimum water level Check for any insect-pest in the crop Repair bunds to check from re-flooding Prepare 700m 2 of land for transplanting one hectare area. Soak seed overnight and incubate for 1 day. Plough the main field and sow seeds in beds with thin slurry film Apply 65 Kg Urea, 250 Kg SSP and 45 Kg MOP per hectare at the time of final leveling. Groundnut Seedling stage Thin out plants at spacing of 30 cm x 15 cm and weed out. Blackgram Sowing to Seed rate of kg/ hectare may be sown by broadcasting or seedling dibbling after rains. Treat the seed with Thiram or kg/ha. Drain out the field Rabi Maize Cob Maturity Harvest the mature cobs and heap in dry sheds. For seeds harvest when the colour of silk turns black and it must be dried to 13-14% moisture content for storage. Store the seeds along with 2-3 layers of sheaths. French beans Seedling Stage Catter pillars Spray Thiram or Ginger/ Turmeric Initial Growth Rot Drain out the field and apply Ridomyl of water. Kharif Soybean Sowing Sow Kg/ha or kg of seed/sangam and recommended variety is J.S.335 Sowing may be done at seed spacing of 30x15 sq cm. Storage(Seed) Store the seeds in RC seed bins after proper cleaning and drying of seeds. Check for moisture content/ weight of the seeds, dry the charcoal. Store the bulk grains in well ventilated go-downs and check for leakage of rain water. Horticulture Crops Banana (Grand naine) Transplanting As Grand naine is gaining popular in Manipur, it is recommended to keep atleast 2 months period in the hardening chamber or in the naturally ventilated polyhouse before transplanting. Pit size 3 X 3 X 3 is required at any cost. It may also be introduced in the newly constructed ring bund with sufficient quantity of FYM Low lying areas are strictly avoided As it is very fast growing fruit, sufficient quantity of NPK, g N, 50 g P, 250g K 2 O/plant/year is suggested. Also proping will be required as it is a heavy fruiting crop (25-30 kg/plant) In the certain stage of the crop intercrops like brinjal, colocassia, turmeric, cowpeas may also be grown.
2 Turmeric Intercrop Turmeric/ginger may also be intercrop with other vegetables like French bean in the early stage of crop. Cucumber Transplanting Nursery for cucumber should be prepared so as to transplant in the field (as soon as the field condition permits) to meet the demand of tarpan (Sept.-Oct.) Cucurbits (Watermelon, pumpkin, bitter gourd, etc.) Papaya, tree bean, mango Harvest Fruit flies Crops may be protected from fruit flies. Avoid the fruits to touch soil by staking or with the support of dried twigs. In mid-hill areas, remove soil beneath the fruit from time to time. Transplanting Cow pea Land preparation - Sowing Other vegetable crops Water mimosa (Neptunia Oleracea) Animal Sciences Name of the animal Poultry (Chicken/ Turkey/ Duck) Sheep/ Goat Pig Cattle Weeding Planting and First harvest As most of the saturated plant with pheromone traps, transplant papaya plant/tree bean/ mango and other fruit plants in the upland areas provided already quality planting material is available 1. For papaya: at least 2-3 months old seedling 2. Tree bean: more than 1 year old 3. Mango: more than 1 year old seedling/ grafted Land preparation may be done (Raised bed are preferred for sowing). Sowing may be done for prepared land at seed spacing of cm from seed to seed and row to row As soon as the field condition permits, weeding should be done for the standing crops which is not affected by flood Maintain water at a depth of ft. Use new slips having atleast 4-5 nodes for planting Maintain spacing of 3mX3m, plant 3 slips/hill-slips may be tied with a polythene rope or pegging may be done with small poles. Harvesting may be done after month depending upon the growth and weather at days interval. Seed rate: 840 steps/sangam Growth stage Disease/ infestation Agro-meteorological advisories Care & management Provide only clean/wholesome drinking water only Do not give mud water as there is chance of colibacillosis during the rainy season Use water sanitizer in drinking water/potassium per magnate(few grains) Livcin oval liquid-@7.5 mg/kg except the Care & management Dewormig Skin Problem Care and management Mites infestation Enteric disease If the sheep have not yet been sheared, shearing of fur must be done this month/days. Give for 7 days. Deworming of animals should be done using mg/kg b.wt. or b. wl. Use 1Capsule twice a day till required. Animals should be injected with vitamin in deep intramuscular injection at least for 5 days. Spray with Skin Heal Spray in sufficient quantity. Use 7.5 mg per kg b.wt. 3-5 days. B.Q./ H.S/FMD If the animals have not yet been vaccinated, give vaccine, now for Black Quarter, Haemorrhagic septicaemia, Foot & mouth Disease. Endoparasites Deworm orally once using 90ml/ 300 kg body weight. Care & management Animals affected with PICA (depraved appetite) should be de wormed with 90ml/ 300 kg body weight. Mix enough quantity salts in feed and water If the animals do not have access to green fodders, vitamin A injection/ supplements should be given. Food supplements may be gm/animals. Prepare fields for transplantation of fodders, grasses, especially in the available foot hills/fallow lands. Milch cow Mastitis To prevent mastitis they should be milked completely.
3 Fishery: Type of Farming Carp culture Stage Management Agro-metrological advisories Fries/ fingerlings/ brooders Pond and water For quality fish seed production Feed Fish Flooded Pond water should be maintained clean. Apply Kg/ha at days interval. Only matured and ripe brooders should be selected for breeding. Single dose hormone injection of Ovaprim/ Ovatide/ ml/kg body weight for female brooders ml/kg body weight for female brooder. Provide feed % body weight per day. Male and female brooders should be stock in separate ponds for breeding programs for IMC s & indigenous Carps. (I. Meghachandra Singh) Scientist i/c, IAAS
4 MANIPUR BULLETIN 10 th June, 2016 Thoubal IAAS, ICAR-RC Manipur Centre in association with India Meteorological Department, Regional Meteorological Centre, Guwahati and Northern Hemisphere Analysis Centre, New Delhi, Ministry of Earth Science, Govt. of India reports the weather forecasts for the next five days, i.e., from 11 th to 15 th June, 2016 as below: Significant past weather for the preceding bi-weekly of Imphal - West (7 th to 9 th June, 2016) The sky remained variable to overcast. Rainfall of 18.9 mm was recorded during past three days. Maximum temperature range observed was 31.5 to 31.7 o C, range of minimum temperature observed was 21.5 to 22.3 o C, mean relative humidity observed in morning and afternoon were 93 % and 86.7 % respectively. The average wind speed range was 3.7 to 4.2 km/hr. Weather forecast for next five days of Thoubal (11 th to 15 th June, 2016) Likely to have light to moderate rain upto Wednesday. Sky will remain mainly cloudy to overcast, with maximum temp. 25 to 31 o C & minimum temp to 22.0 o C. Relative humidity may reach upto 100 % (max RH) & 79 % (min RH). The average wind speed may be 2 km/hr. Wind direction may be Southerly to North-west Westerly during the next five days. Weather outlook for subsequence 2 days from 16 th to 18 th June, 2016 Rain/thunderstorm activity very likely at many places over northeastern states Name of the crop Stage Pest and disease Agro-meteorological advisories Field Crops Early kharif rice Main kharif rice Grain filling- Maturity Land preparation for sowing Maintain optimum water level Check for any insect-pest in the crop Repair bunds to check from re-flooding Prepare 700m 2 of land for transplanting one hectare area. Soak seed overnight and incubate for 1 day. Plough the main field and sow seeds in beds with thin slurry film Apply 65 Kg Urea, 250 Kg SSP and 45 Kg MOP per hectare at the time of final leveling. Groundnut Seedling stage Thin out plants at spacing of 30 cm x 15 cm and weed out. Blackgram Sowing to Seed rate of kg/ hectare may be sown by broadcasting or seedling dibbling after rains. Treat the seed with Thiram or kg/ha. Drain out the field Rabi Maize Cob Maturity Harvest the mature cobs and heap in dry sheds. For seeds harvest when the colour of silk turns black and it must be dried to 13-14% moisture content for storage. Store the seeds along with 2-3 layers of sheaths. French beans Seedling Stage Catter pillars Spray Thiram or Ginger/ Turmeric Initial Growth Rot Drain out the field and apply Ridomyl of water. Kharif Soybean Sowing Sow Kg/ha or kg of seed/sangam and recommended variety is J.S.335 Sowing may be done at seed spacing of 30x15 sq cm. Storage(Seed) Store the seeds in RC seed bins after proper cleaning and drying of seeds. Check for moisture content/ weight of the seeds, dry the charcoal. Store the bulk grains in well ventilated go-downs and check for leakage of rain water. Horticulture Crops Banana (Grand naine) Transplanting As Grand naine is gaining popular in Manipur, it is recommended to keep atleast 2 months period in the hardening chamber or in the naturally ventilated polyhouse before transplanting. Pit size 3 X 3 X 3 is required at any cost. It may also be introduced in the newly constructed ring bund with sufficient quantity of FYM Low lying areas are strictly avoided As it is very fast growing fruit, sufficient quantity of NPK, g N, 50 g P, 250g K 2 O/plant/year is suggested. Also proping will be required as it is a heavy fruiting crop (25-30 kg/plant) In the certain stage of the crop intercrops like brinjal, colocassia, turmeric, cowpeas may also be grown.
5 Turmeric Intercrop Turmeric/ginger may also be intercrop with other vegetables like French bean in the early stage of crop. Cucumber Transplanting Nursery for cucumber should be prepared so as to transplant in the field (as soon as the field condition permits) to meet the demand of tarpan (Sept.-Oct.) Cucurbits (Watermelon, pumpkin, bitter gourd, etc.) Papaya, tree bean, mango Harvest Fruit flies Crops may be protected from fruit flies. Avoid the fruits to touch soil by staking or with the support of dried twigs. In mid-hill areas, remove soil beneath the fruit from time to time. Transplanting Cow pea Land preparation - Sowing Other vegetable crops Water mimosa (Neptunia Oleracea) Animal Sciences Name of the animal Poultry (Chicken/ Turkey/ Duck) Sheep/ Goat Pig Cattle Weeding Planting and First harvest As most of the saturated plant with pheromone traps, transplant papaya plant/tree bean/ mango and other fruit plants in the upland areas provided already quality planting material is available 1. For papaya: at least 2-3 months old seedling 2. Tree bean: more than 1 year old 3. Mango: more than 1 year old seedling/ grafted Land preparation may be done (Raised bed are preferred for sowing). Sowing may be done for prepared land at seed spacing of cm from seed to seed and row to row As soon as the field condition permits, weeding should be done for the standing crops which is not affected by flood Maintain water at a depth of ft. Use new slips having atleast 4-5 nodes for planting Maintain spacing of 3mX3m, plant 3 slips/hill-slips may be tied with a polythene rope or pegging may be done with small poles. Harvesting may be done after month depending upon the growth and weather at days interval. Seed rate: 840 steps/sangam Growth stage Disease/ infestation Agro-meteorological advisories Care & management Provide only clean/wholesome drinking water only Do not give mud water as there is chance of colibacillosis during the rainy season Use water sanitizer in drinking water/potassium per magnate(few grains) Livcin oval liquid-@7.5 mg/kg except the Care & management Dewormig Skin Problem Care and management Mites infestation Enteric disease If the sheep have not yet been sheared, shearing of fur must be done this month/days. Give for 7 days. Deworming of animals should be done using mg/kg b.wt. or b. wl. Use 1Capsule twice a day till required. Animals should be injected with vitamin in deep intramuscular injection at least for 5 days. Spray with Skin Heal Spray in sufficient quantity. Use 7.5 mg per kg b.wt. 3-5 days. B.Q./ H.S/FMD If the animals have not yet been vaccinated, give vaccine, now for Black Quarter, Haemorrhagic septicaemia, Foot & mouth Disease. Endoparasites Deworm orally once using 90ml/ 300 kg body weight. Care & management Animals affected with PICA (depraved appetite) should be de wormed with 90ml/ 300 kg body weight. Mix enough quantity salts in feed and water If the animals do not have access to green fodders, vitamin A injection/ supplements should be given. Food supplements may be gm/animals. Prepare fields for transplantation of fodders, grasses, especially in the available foot hills/fallow lands. Milch cow Mastitis To prevent mastitis they should be milked completely.
6 Fishery: Type of Farming Carp culture Stage Management Agro-metrological advisories Fries/ fingerlings/ brooders Pond and water For quality fish seed production Feed Fish Flooded Pond water should be maintained clean. Apply Kg/ha at days interval. Only matured and ripe brooders should be selected for breeding. Single dose hormone injection of Ovaprim/ Ovatide/ ml/kg body weight for female brooders ml/kg body weight for female brooder. Provide feed % body weight per day. Male and female brooders should be stock in separate ponds for breeding programs for IMC s & indigenous Carps. (I. Meghachandra Singh) Scientist i/c, IAAS
7 MANIPUR BULLETIN 10 th June, 2016 Ukhrul IAAS, ICAR-RC Manipur Centre in association with India Meteorological Department, Regional Meteorological Centre, Guwahati and Northern Hemisphere Analysis Centre, New Delhi, Ministry of Earth Science, Govt. of India reports the weather forecasts for the next five days, i.e., from 11 th to 15 th June, 2016 as below: Significant past weather for the preceding bi-weekly of Imphal - West (7 th to 9 th June, 2016) The sky remained variable to overcast. Rainfall of 18.9 mm was recorded during past three days. Maximum temperature range observed was 31.5 to 31.7 o C, range of minimum temperature observed was 21.5 to 22.3 o C, mean relative humidity observed in morning and afternoon were 93 % and 86.7 % respectively. The average wind speed range was 3.7 to 4.2 km/hr. Weather forecast for next five days of Ukhrul (11 th to 15 th June, 2016) Likely to have light to moderate rain upto Wednesday. Sky will remain mainly cloudy to overcast, with maximum temp. 25 to 29 o C & minimum temp to 22.0 o C. Relative humidity may reach upto 99 % (max RH) & 77 % (min RH). The average wind speed may be 2 km/hr. Wind direction may be South Easterly to South Westerly during the next five days. Weather outlook for subsequence 2 days from 16 th to 18 th June, 2016 Rain/thunderstorm activity very likely at many places over northeastern states Name of the crop Stage Pest and disease Agro-meteorological advisories Field Crops Early kharif rice Main kharif rice Grain filling- Maturity Land preparation for sowing Maintain optimum water level Check for any insect-pest in the crop Repair bunds to check from re-flooding Prepare 700m 2 of land for transplanting one hectare area. Soak seed overnight and incubate for 1 day. Plough the main field and sow seeds in beds with thin slurry film Apply 65 Kg Urea, 250 Kg SSP and 45 Kg MOP per hectare at the time of final leveling. Groundnut Seedling stage Thin out plants at spacing of 30 cm x 15 cm and weed out. Blackgram Sowing to Seed rate of kg/ hectare may be sown by broadcasting or seedling dibbling after rains. Treat the seed with Thiram or kg/ha. Drain out the field Rabi Maize Cob Maturity Harvest the mature cobs and heap in dry sheds. For seeds harvest when the colour of silk turns black and it must be dried to 13-14% moisture content for storage. Store the seeds along with 2-3 layers of sheaths. French beans Seedling Stage Catter pillars Spray Thiram or Ginger/ Turmeric Initial Growth Rot Drain out the field and apply Ridomyl of water. Kharif Soybean Sowing Sow Kg/ha or kg of seed/sangam and recommended variety is J.S.335 Sowing may be done at seed spacing of 30x15 sq cm. Storage(Seed) Store the seeds in RC seed bins after proper cleaning and drying of seeds. Check for moisture content/ weight of the seeds, dry the charcoal. Store the bulk grains in well ventilated go-downs and check for leakage of rain water. Horticulture Crops Banana (Grand naine) Transplanting As Grand naine is gaining popular in Manipur, it is recommended to keep atleast 2 months period in the hardening chamber or in the naturally ventilated polyhouse before transplanting. Pit size 3 X 3 X 3 is required at any cost. It may also be introduced in the newly constructed ring bund with sufficient quantity of FYM Low lying areas are strictly avoided As it is very fast growing fruit, sufficient quantity of NPK, g N, 50 g P, 250g K 2 O/plant/year is suggested. Also proping will be required as it is a heavy fruiting crop (25-30 kg/plant) In the certain stage of the crop intercrops like brinjal, colocassia, turmeric, cowpeas may also be grown.
8 Turmeric Intercrop Turmeric/ginger may also be intercrop with other vegetables like French bean in the early stage of crop. Cucumber Transplanting Nursery for cucumber should be prepared so as to transplant in the field (as soon as the field condition permits) to meet the demand of tarpan (Sept.-Oct.) Cucurbits (Watermelon, pumpkin, bitter gourd, etc.) Papaya, tree bean, mango Harvest Fruit flies Crops may be protected from fruit flies. Avoid the fruits to touch soil by staking or with the support of dried twigs. In mid-hill areas, remove soil beneath the fruit from time to time. Transplanting Cow pea Land preparation - Sowing Other vegetable crops Water mimosa (Neptunia Oleracea) Animal Sciences Name of the animal Poultry (Chicken/ Turkey/ Duck) Sheep/ Goat Pig Cattle Weeding Planting and First harvest As most of the saturated plant with pheromone traps, transplant papaya plant/tree bean/ mango and other fruit plants in the upland areas provided already quality planting material is available 1. For papaya: at least 2-3 months old seedling 2. Tree bean: more than 1 year old 3. Mango: more than 1 year old seedling/ grafted Land preparation may be done (Raised bed are preferred for sowing). Sowing may be done for prepared land at seed spacing of cm from seed to seed and row to row As soon as the field condition permits, weeding should be done for the standing crops which is not affected by flood Maintain water at a depth of ft. Use new slips having atleast 4-5 nodes for planting Maintain spacing of 3mX3m, plant 3 slips/hill-slips may be tied with a polythene rope or pegging may be done with small poles. Harvesting may be done after month depending upon the growth and weather at days interval. Seed rate: 840 steps/sangam Growth stage Disease/ infestation Agro-meteorological advisories Care & management Provide only clean/wholesome drinking water only Do not give mud water as there is chance of colibacillosis during the rainy season Use water sanitizer in drinking water/potassium per magnate(few grains) Livcin oval liquid-@7.5 mg/kg except the Care & management Dewormig Skin Problem Care and management Mites infestation Enteric disease If the sheep have not yet been sheared, shearing of fur must be done this month/days. Give for 7 days. Deworming of animals should be done using mg/kg b.wt. or b. wl. Use 1Capsule twice a day till required. Animals should be injected with vitamin in deep intramuscular injection at least for 5 days. Spray with Skin Heal Spray in sufficient quantity. Use 7.5 mg per kg b.wt. 3-5 days. B.Q./ H.S/FMD If the animals have not yet been vaccinated, give vaccine, now for Black Quarter, Haemorrhagic septicaemia, Foot & mouth Disease. Endoparasites Deworm orally once using 90ml/ 300 kg body weight. Care & management Animals affected with PICA (depraved appetite) should be de wormed with 90ml/ 300 kg body weight. Mix enough quantity salts in feed and water If the animals do not have access to green fodders, vitamin A injection/ supplements should be given. Food supplements may be gm/animals. Prepare fields for transplantation of fodders, grasses, especially in the available foot hills/fallow lands. Milch cow Mastitis To prevent mastitis they should be milked completely.
9 Fishery: Type of Farming Carp culture Stage Management Agro-metrological advisories Fries/ fingerlings/ brooders Pond and water For quality fish seed production Feed Fish Flooded Pond water should be maintained clean. Apply Kg/ha at days interval. Only matured and ripe brooders should be selected for breeding. Single dose hormone injection of Ovaprim/ Ovatide/ ml/kg body weight for female brooders ml/kg body weight for female brooder. Provide feed % body weight per day. Male and female brooders should be stock in separate ponds for breeding programs for IMC s & indigenous Carps. (I. Meghachandra Singh) Scientist i/c, IAAS
10 MANIPUR BULLETIN 10 th June, 2016 Bishnupur IAAS, ICAR-RC Manipur Centre in association with India Meteorological Department, Regional Meteorological Centre, Guwahati and Northern Hemisphere Analysis Centre, New Delhi, Ministry of Earth Science, Govt. of India reports the weather forecasts for the next five days, i.e., from 11 th to 15 th June, 2016 as below: Significant past weather for the preceding bi-weekly of Imphal - West (7 th to 9 th June, 2016) The sky remained variable to overcast. Rainfall of 18.9 mm was recorded during past three days. Maximum temperature range observed was 31.5 to 31.7 o C, range of minimum temperature observed was 21.5 to 22.3 o C, mean relative humidity observed in morning and afternoon were 93 % and 86.7 % respectively. The average wind speed range was 3.7 to 4.2 km/hr. Weather forecast for next five days of Bishnupur (11 th to 15 th June, 2016) Likely to have light to moderate rain upto Wednesday. Sky will remain mainly cloudy to overcast, with maximum temp. 26 to 30 o C & minimum temp to 23.0 o C. Relative humidity may reach upto 100 % (max RH) & 78 % (min RH). The average wind speed may be 2 km/hr. Wind direction may be Southerly to Westerly during the next five days. Weather outlook for subsequence 2 days from 16 th to 18 th June, 2016 Rain/thunderstorm activity very likely at many places over northeastern states Name of the crop Stage Pest and disease Agro-meteorological advisories Field Crops Early kharif rice Main kharif rice Grain filling- Maturity Land preparation for sowing Maintain optimum water level Check for any insect-pest in the crop Repair bunds to check from re-flooding Prepare 700m 2 of land for transplanting one hectare area. Soak seed overnight and incubate for 1 day. Plough the main field and sow seeds in beds with thin slurry film Apply 65 Kg Urea, 250 Kg SSP and 45 Kg MOP per hectare at the time of final leveling. Groundnut Seedling stage Thin out plants at spacing of 30 cm x 15 cm and weed out. Blackgram Sowing to Seed rate of kg/ hectare may be sown by broadcasting or seedling dibbling after rains. Treat the seed with Thiram or kg/ha. Drain out the field Rabi Maize Cob Maturity Harvest the mature cobs and heap in dry sheds. For seeds harvest when the colour of silk turns black and it must be dried to 13-14% moisture content for storage. Store the seeds along with 2-3 layers of sheaths. French beans Seedling Stage Catter pillars Spray Thiram or Ginger/ Turmeric Initial Growth Rot Drain out the field and apply Ridomyl of water. Kharif Soybean Sowing Sow Kg/ha or kg of seed/sangam and recommended variety is J.S.335 Sowing may be done at seed spacing of 30x15 sq cm. Storage(Seed) Store the seeds in RC seed bins after proper cleaning and drying of seeds. Check for moisture content/ weight of the seeds, dry the charcoal. Store the bulk grains in well ventilated go-downs and check for leakage of rain water. Horticulture Crops Banana (Grand naine) Transplanting As Grand naine is gaining popular in Manipur, it is recommended to keep atleast 2 months period in the hardening chamber or in the naturally ventilated polyhouse before transplanting. Pit size 3 X 3 X 3 is required at any cost. It may also be introduced in the newly constructed ring bund with sufficient quantity of FYM Low lying areas are strictly avoided As it is very fast growing fruit, sufficient quantity of NPK, g N, 50 g P, 250g K 2 O/plant/year is suggested. Also proping will be required as it is a heavy fruiting crop (25-30 kg/plant) In the certain stage of the crop intercrops like brinjal, colocassia, turmeric, cowpeas may also be grown.
11 Turmeric Intercrop Turmeric/ginger may also be intercrop with other vegetables like French bean in the early stage of crop. Cucumber Transplanting Nursery for cucumber should be prepared so as to transplant in the field (as soon as the field condition permits) to meet the demand of tarpan (Sept.-Oct.) Cucurbits (Watermelon, pumpkin, bitter gourd, etc.) Papaya, tree bean, mango Harvest Fruit flies Crops may be protected from fruit flies. Avoid the fruits to touch soil by staking or with the support of dried twigs. In mid-hill areas, remove soil beneath the fruit from time to time. Transplanting Cow pea Land preparation - Sowing Other vegetable crops Water mimosa (Neptunia Oleracea) Animal Sciences Name of the animal Poultry (Chicken/ Turkey/ Duck) Sheep/ Goat Pig Cattle Weeding Planting and First harvest As most of the saturated plant with pheromone traps, transplant papaya plant/tree bean/ mango and other fruit plants in the upland areas provided already quality planting material is available 1. For papaya: at least 2-3 months old seedling 2. Tree bean: more than 1 year old 3. Mango: more than 1 year old seedling/ grafted Land preparation may be done (Raised bed are preferred for sowing). Sowing may be done for prepared land at seed spacing of cm from seed to seed and row to row As soon as the field condition permits, weeding should be done for the standing crops which is not affected by flood Maintain water at a depth of ft. Use new slips having atleast 4-5 nodes for planting Maintain spacing of 3mX3m, plant 3 slips/hill-slips may be tied with a polythene rope or pegging may be done with small poles. Harvesting may be done after month depending upon the growth and weather at days interval. Seed rate: 840 steps/sangam Growth stage Disease/ infestation Agro-meteorological advisories Care & management Provide only clean/wholesome drinking water only Do not give mud water as there is chance of colibacillosis during the rainy season Use water sanitizer in drinking water/potassium per magnate(few grains) Livcin oval liquid-@7.5 mg/kg except the Care & management Dewormig Skin Problem Care and management Mites infestation Enteric disease If the sheep have not yet been sheared, shearing of fur must be done this month/days. Give for 7 days. Deworming of animals should be done using mg/kg b.wt. or b. wl. Use 1Capsule twice a day till required. Animals should be injected with vitamin in deep intramuscular injection at least for 5 days. Spray with Skin Heal Spray in sufficient quantity. Use 7.5 mg per kg b.wt. 3-5 days. B.Q./ H.S/FMD If the animals have not yet been vaccinated, give vaccine, now for Black Quarter, Haemorrhagic septicaemia, Foot & mouth Disease. Endoparasites Deworm orally once using 90ml/ 300 kg body weight. Care & management Animals affected with PICA (depraved appetite) should be de wormed with 90ml/ 300 kg body weight. Mix enough quantity salts in feed and water If the animals do not have access to green fodders, vitamin A injection/ supplements should be given. Food supplements may be gm/animals. Prepare fields for transplantation of fodders, grasses, especially in the available foot hills/fallow lands. Milch cow Mastitis To prevent mastitis they should be milked completely.
12 Fishery: Type of Farming Carp culture Stage Management Agro-metrological advisories Fries/ fingerlings/ brooders Pond and water For quality fish seed production Feed Fish Flooded Pond water should be maintained clean. Apply Kg/ha at days interval. Only matured and ripe brooders should be selected for breeding. Single dose hormone injection of Ovaprim/ Ovatide/ ml/kg body weight for female brooders ml/kg body weight for female brooder. Provide feed % body weight per day. Male and female brooders should be stock in separate ponds for breeding programs for IMC s & indigenous Carps. (I. Meghachandra Singh) Scientist i/c, IAAS
13 MANIPUR BULLETIN 10 th June, 2016 Chandel IAAS, ICAR-RC Manipur Centre in association with India Meteorological Department, Regional Meteorological Centre, Guwahati and Northern Hemisphere Analysis Centre, New Delhi, Ministry of Earth Science, Govt. of India reports the weather forecasts for the next five days, i.e., from 11 th to 15 th June, 2016 as below: Significant past weather for the preceding bi-weekly of Imphal - West (7 th to 9 th June, 2016) The sky remained variable to overcast. Rainfall of 18.9 mm was recorded during past three days. Maximum temperature range observed was 31.5 to 31.7 o C, range of minimum temperature observed was 21.5 to 22.3 o C, mean relative humidity observed in morning and afternoon were 93 % and 86.7 % respectively. The average wind speed range was 3.7 to 4.2 km/hr. Weather forecast for next five days of Chandel (11 th to 15 th June, 2016) Likely to have light to moderate rain upto Wednesday. Sky will remain mainly cloudy to overcast, with maximum temp. 26 to 30 o C & minimum temp to 23.0 o C. Relative humidity may reach upto 99 % (max RH) & 83 % (min RH). The average wind speed may be 2-4 km/hr. Wind direction may be Easterly to South Westerly during the next five days. Weather outlook for subsequence 2 days from 16 th to 18 th June, 2016 Rain/thunderstorm activity very likely at many places over northeastern states Name of the crop Stage Pest and disease Agro-meteorological advisories Field Crops Early kharif rice Main kharif rice Grain filling- Maturity Land preparation for sowing Maintain optimum water level Check for any insect-pest in the crop Repair bunds to check from re-flooding Prepare 700m 2 of land for transplanting one hectare area. Soak seed overnight and incubate for 1 day. Plough the main field and sow seeds in beds with thin slurry film Apply 65 Kg Urea, 250 Kg SSP and 45 Kg MOP per hectare at the time of final leveling. Groundnut Seedling stage Thin out plants at spacing of 30 cm x 15 cm and weed out. Blackgram Sowing to Seed rate of kg/ hectare may be sown by broadcasting or seedling dibbling after rains. Treat the seed with Thiram or kg/ha. Drain out the field Rabi Maize Cob Maturity Harvest the mature cobs and heap in dry sheds. For seeds harvest when the colour of silk turns black and it must be dried to 13-14% moisture content for storage. Store the seeds along with 2-3 layers of sheaths. French beans Seedling Stage Catter pillars Spray Thiram or Ginger/ Turmeric Initial Growth Rot Drain out the field and apply Ridomyl of water. Kharif Soybean Sowing Sow Kg/ha or kg of seed/sangam and recommended variety is J.S.335 Sowing may be done at seed spacing of 30x15 sq cm. Storage(Seed) Store the seeds in RC seed bins after proper cleaning and drying of seeds. Check for moisture content/ weight of the seeds, dry the charcoal. Store the bulk grains in well ventilated go-downs and check for leakage of rain water. Horticulture Crops Banana (Grand naine) Transplanting As Grand naine is gaining popular in Manipur, it is recommended to keep atleast 2 months period in the hardening chamber or in the naturally ventilated polyhouse before transplanting. Pit size 3 X 3 X 3 is required at any cost. It may also be introduced in the newly constructed ring bund with sufficient quantity of FYM Low lying areas are strictly avoided As it is very fast growing fruit, sufficient quantity of NPK, g N, 50 g P, 250g K 2 O/plant/year is suggested. Also proping will be required as it is a heavy fruiting crop (25-30 kg/plant) In the certain stage of the crop intercrops like brinjal, colocassia, turmeric, cowpeas may also be grown.
14 Turmeric Intercrop Turmeric/ginger may also be intercrop with other vegetables like French bean in the early stage of crop. Cucumber Transplanting Nursery for cucumber should be prepared so as to transplant in the field (as soon as the field condition permits) to meet the demand of tarpan (Sept.-Oct.) Cucurbits (Watermelon, pumpkin, bitter gourd, etc.) Papaya, tree bean, mango Harvest Fruit flies Crops may be protected from fruit flies. Avoid the fruits to touch soil by staking or with the support of dried twigs. In mid-hill areas, remove soil beneath the fruit from time to time. Transplanting Cow pea Land preparation - Sowing Other vegetable crops Water mimosa (Neptunia Oleracea) Animal Sciences Name of the animal Poultry (Chicken/ Turkey/ Duck) Sheep/ Goat Pig Cattle Weeding Planting and First harvest As most of the saturated plant with pheromone traps, transplant papaya plant/tree bean/ mango and other fruit plants in the upland areas provided already quality planting material is available 1. For papaya: at least 2-3 months old seedling 2. Tree bean: more than 1 year old 3. Mango: more than 1 year old seedling/ grafted Land preparation may be done (Raised bed are preferred for sowing). Sowing may be done for prepared land at seed spacing of cm from seed to seed and row to row As soon as the field condition permits, weeding should be done for the standing crops which is not affected by flood Maintain water at a depth of ft. Use new slips having atleast 4-5 nodes for planting Maintain spacing of 3mX3m, plant 3 slips/hill-slips may be tied with a polythene rope or pegging may be done with small poles. Harvesting may be done after month depending upon the growth and weather at days interval. Seed rate: 840 steps/sangam Growth stage Disease/ infestation Agro-meteorological advisories Care & management Provide only clean/wholesome drinking water only Do not give mud water as there is chance of colibacillosis during the rainy season Use water sanitizer in drinking water/potassium per magnate(few grains) Livcin oval liquid-@7.5 mg/kg except the Care & management Dewormig Skin Problem Care and management Mites infestation Enteric disease If the sheep have not yet been sheared, shearing of fur must be done this month/days. Give for 7 days. Deworming of animals should be done using mg/kg b.wt. or b. wl. Use 1Capsule twice a day till required. Animals should be injected with vitamin in deep intramuscular injection at least for 5 days. Spray with Skin Heal Spray in sufficient quantity. Use 7.5 mg per kg b.wt. 3-5 days. B.Q./ H.S/FMD If the animals have not yet been vaccinated, give vaccine, now for Black Quarter, Haemorrhagic septicaemia, Foot & mouth Disease. Endoparasites Deworm orally once using 90ml/ 300 kg body weight. Care & management Animals affected with PICA (depraved appetite) should be de wormed with 90ml/ 300 kg body weight. Mix enough quantity salts in feed and water If the animals do not have access to green fodders, vitamin A injection/ supplements should be given. Food supplements may be gm/animals. Prepare fields for transplantation of fodders, grasses, especially in the available foot hills/fallow lands. Milch cow Mastitis To prevent mastitis they should be milked completely.
15 Fishery: Type of Farming Carp culture Stage Management Agro-metrological advisories Fries/ fingerlings/ brooders Pond and water For quality fish seed production Feed Fish Flooded Pond water should be maintained clean. Apply Kg/ha at days interval. Only matured and ripe brooders should be selected for breeding. Single dose hormone injection of Ovaprim/ Ovatide/ ml/kg body weight for female brooders ml/kg body weight for female brooder. Provide feed % body weight per day. Male and female brooders should be stock in separate ponds for breeding programs for IMC s & indigenous Carps. (I. Meghachandra Singh) Scientist i/c, IAAS
16 MANIPUR BULLETIN 10 th June, 2016 Churachandpur IAAS, ICAR-RC Manipur Centre in association with India Meteorological Department, Regional Meteorological Centre, Guwahati and Northern Hemisphere Analysis Centre, New Delhi, Ministry of Earth Science, Govt. of India reports the weather forecasts for the next five days, i.e., from 11 th to 15 th June, 2016 as below: Significant past weather for the preceding bi-weekly of Imphal - West (7 th to 9 th June, 2016) The sky remained variable to overcast. Rainfall of 18.9 mm was recorded during past three days. Maximum temperature range observed was 31.5 to 31.7 o C, range of minimum temperature observed was 21.5 to 22.3 o C, mean relative humidity observed in morning and afternoon were 93 % and 86.7 % respectively. The average wind speed range was 3.7 to 4.2 km/hr. Weather forecast for next five days of Churachandpur (11 th to 15 th June, 2016) Likely to have light to moderate rain upto Wednesday. Sky will remain mainly cloudy to overcast, with maximum temp. 27 to 30 o C & minimum temp to 23.0 o C. Relative humidity may reach upto 100 % (max RH) & 77 % (min RH). The average wind speed may be 2-4 km/hr. Wind direction may be South-south Easterly to South-south Westerly during the next five days. Weather outlook for subsequence 2 days from 16 th to 18 th June, 2016 Rain/thunderstorm activity very likely at many places over northeastern states Name of the crop Stage Pest and disease Agro-meteorological advisories Field Crops Early kharif rice Main kharif rice Grain filling- Maturity Land preparation for sowing Maintain optimum water level Check for any insect-pest in the crop Repair bunds to check from re-flooding Prepare 700m 2 of land for transplanting one hectare area. Soak seed overnight and incubate for 1 day. Plough the main field and sow seeds in beds with thin slurry film Apply 65 Kg Urea, 250 Kg SSP and 45 Kg MOP per hectare at the time of final leveling. Groundnut Seedling stage Thin out plants at spacing of 30 cm x 15 cm and weed out. Blackgram Sowing to Seed rate of kg/ hectare may be sown by broadcasting or seedling dibbling after rains. Treat the seed with Thiram or kg/ha. Drain out the field Rabi Maize Cob Maturity Harvest the mature cobs and heap in dry sheds. For seeds harvest when the colour of silk turns black and it must be dried to 13-14% moisture content for storage. Store the seeds along with 2-3 layers of sheaths. French beans Seedling Stage Catter pillars Spray Thiram or Ginger/ Turmeric Initial Growth Rot Drain out the field and apply Ridomyl of water. Kharif Soybean Sowing Sow Kg/ha or kg of seed/sangam and recommended variety is J.S.335 Sowing may be done at seed spacing of 30x15 sq cm. Storage(Seed) Store the seeds in RC seed bins after proper cleaning and drying of seeds. Check for moisture content/ weight of the seeds, dry the charcoal. Store the bulk grains in well ventilated go-downs and check for leakage of rain water. Horticulture Crops Banana (Grand naine) Transplanting As Grand naine is gaining popular in Manipur, it is recommended to keep atleast 2 months period in the hardening chamber or in the naturally ventilated polyhouse before transplanting. Pit size 3 X 3 X 3 is required at any cost. It may also be introduced in the newly constructed ring bund with sufficient quantity of FYM Low lying areas are strictly avoided As it is very fast growing fruit, sufficient quantity of NPK, g N, 50 g P, 250g K 2 O/plant/year is suggested. Also proping will be required as it is a heavy fruiting crop (25-30 kg/plant) In the certain stage of the crop intercrops like brinjal, colocassia, turmeric, cowpeas may also be grown.
17 Turmeric Intercrop Turmeric/ginger may also be intercrop with other vegetables like French bean in the early stage of crop. Cucumber Transplanting Nursery for cucumber should be prepared so as to transplant in the field (as soon as the field condition permits) to meet the demand of tarpan (Sept.-Oct.) Cucurbits (Watermelon, pumpkin, bitter gourd, etc.) Papaya, tree bean, mango Harvest Fruit flies Crops may be protected from fruit flies. Avoid the fruits to touch soil by staking or with the support of dried twigs. In mid-hill areas, remove soil beneath the fruit from time to time. Transplanting Cow pea Land preparation - Sowing Other vegetable crops Water mimosa (Neptunia Oleracea) Animal Sciences Name of the animal Poultry (Chicken/ Turkey/ Duck) Sheep/ Goat Pig Cattle Weeding Planting and First harvest As most of the saturated plant with pheromone traps, transplant papaya plant/tree bean/ mango and other fruit plants in the upland areas provided already quality planting material is available 1. For papaya: at least 2-3 months old seedling 2. Tree bean: more than 1 year old 3. Mango: more than 1 year old seedling/ grafted Land preparation may be done (Raised bed are preferred for sowing). Sowing may be done for prepared land at seed spacing of cm from seed to seed and row to row As soon as the field condition permits, weeding should be done for the standing crops which is not affected by flood Maintain water at a depth of ft. Use new slips having atleast 4-5 nodes for planting Maintain spacing of 3mX3m, plant 3 slips/hill-slips may be tied with a polythene rope or pegging may be done with small poles. Harvesting may be done after month depending upon the growth and weather at days interval. Seed rate: 840 steps/sangam Growth stage Disease/ infestation Agro-meteorological advisories Care & management Provide only clean/wholesome drinking water only Do not give mud water as there is chance of colibacillosis during the rainy season Use water sanitizer in drinking water/potassium per magnate(few grains) Livcin oval liquid-@7.5 mg/kg except the Care & management Dewormig Skin Problem Care and management Mites infestation Enteric disease If the sheep have not yet been sheared, shearing of fur must be done this month/days. Give for 7 days. Deworming of animals should be done using mg/kg b.wt. or b. wl. Use 1Capsule twice a day till required. Animals should be injected with vitamin in deep intramuscular injection at least for 5 days. Spray with Skin Heal Spray in sufficient quantity. Use 7.5 mg per kg b.wt. 3-5 days. B.Q./ H.S/FMD If the animals have not yet been vaccinated, give vaccine, now for Black Quarter, Haemorrhagic septicaemia, Foot & mouth Disease. Endoparasites Deworm orally once using 90ml/ 300 kg body weight. Care & management Animals affected with PICA (depraved appetite) should be de wormed with 90ml/ 300 kg body weight. Mix enough quantity salts in feed and water If the animals do not have access to green fodders, vitamin A injection/ supplements should be given. Food supplements may be gm/animals. Prepare fields for transplantation of fodders, grasses, especially in the available foot hills/fallow lands. Milch cow Mastitis To prevent mastitis they should be milked completely.
18 Fishery: Type of Farming Carp culture Stage Management Agro-metrological advisories Fries/ fingerlings/ brooders Pond and water For quality fish seed production Feed Fish Flooded Pond water should be maintained clean. Apply Kg/ha at days interval. Only matured and ripe brooders should be selected for breeding. Single dose hormone injection of Ovaprim/ Ovatide/ ml/kg body weight for female brooders ml/kg body weight for female brooder. Provide feed % body weight per day. Male and female brooders should be stock in separate ponds for breeding programs for IMC s & indigenous Carps. (I. Meghachandra Singh) Scientist i/c, IAAS
19 MANIPUR BULLETIN 10 th June, 2016 Imphal East IAAS, ICAR-RC Manipur Centre in association with India Meteorological Department, Regional Meteorological Centre, Guwahati and Northern Hemisphere Analysis Centre, New Delhi, Ministry of Earth Science, Govt. of India reports the weather forecasts for the next five days, i.e., from 11 th to 15 th June, 2016 as below: Significant past weather for the preceding bi-weekly of Imphal - West (7 th to 9 th June, 2016) The sky remained variable to overcast. Rainfall of 18.9 mm was recorded during past three days. Maximum temperature range observed was 31.5 to 31.7 o C, range of minimum temperature observed was 21.5 to 22.3 o C, mean relative humidity observed in morning and afternoon were 93 % and 86.7 % respectively. The average wind speed range was 3.7 to 4.2 km/hr. Weather forecast for next five days of Imphal East (11 th to 15 th June, 2016) Likely to have light to moderate rain upto Wednesday. Sky will remain mainly cloudy to overcast, with maximum temp. 26 to 31 o C & minimum temp to 19.0 o C. Relative humidity may reach upto 100 % (max RH) & 68 % (min RH). The average wind speed may be 2 km/hr. Wind direction may be South Westerly to North-west Westerly during the next five days. Weather outlook for subsequence 2 days from 16 th to 18 th June, 2016 Rain/thunderstorm activity very likely at many places over northeastern states Name of the crop Stage Pest and disease Agro-meteorological advisories Field Crops Early kharif rice Main kharif rice Grain filling- Maturity Land preparation for sowing Maintain optimum water level Check for any insect-pest in the crop Repair bunds to check from re-flooding Prepare 700m 2 of land for transplanting one hectare area. Soak seed overnight and incubate for 1 day. Plough the main field and sow seeds in beds with thin slurry film Apply 65 Kg Urea, 250 Kg SSP and 45 Kg MOP per hectare at the time of final leveling. Groundnut Seedling stage Thin out plants at spacing of 30 cm x 15 cm and weed out. Blackgram Sowing to Seed rate of kg/ hectare may be sown by broadcasting or seedling dibbling after rains. Treat the seed with Thiram or kg/ha. Drain out the field Rabi Maize Cob Maturity Harvest the mature cobs and heap in dry sheds. For seeds harvest when the colour of silk turns black and it must be dried to 13-14% moisture content for storage. Store the seeds along with 2-3 layers of sheaths. French beans Seedling Stage Catter pillars Spray Thiram or Ginger/ Turmeric Initial Growth Rot Drain out the field and apply Ridomyl of water. Kharif Soybean Sowing Sow Kg/ha or kg of seed/sangam and recommended variety is J.S.335 Sowing may be done at seed spacing of 30x15 sq cm. Storage(Seed) Store the seeds in RC seed bins after proper cleaning and drying of seeds. Check for moisture content/ weight of the seeds, dry the charcoal. Store the bulk grains in well ventilated go-downs and check for leakage of rain water. Horticulture Crops Banana (Grand naine) Transplanting As Grand naine is gaining popular in Manipur, it is recommended to keep atleast 2 months period in the hardening chamber or in the naturally ventilated polyhouse before transplanting. Pit size 3 X 3 X 3 is required at any cost. It may also be introduced in the newly constructed ring bund with sufficient quantity of FYM Low lying areas are strictly avoided As it is very fast growing fruit, sufficient quantity of NPK, g N, 50 g P, 250g K 2 O/plant/year is suggested. Also proping will be required as it is a heavy fruiting crop (25-30 kg/plant) In the certain stage of the crop intercrops like brinjal, colocassia, turmeric, cowpeas may also be grown.
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